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Studies used to generate
the 2014 IDF Diabetes Atlas estimates

of diabetes prevalence in adults (20-79)
K. Ogurtsovaa
International Diabetes Federation, Brussels, Belgium
The update run on September 29, 2015
Country
Data sources
AFR
Angola
Angola [1]
Benin
Benin [2, 3]
Botswana
Botswana [4]
Burkina Faso
Gambia [5], Guinea [6], Benin [3], Mozambique [7],

Zimbabwe [8], Malawi [9], Togo [10]
Burundi
Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

Republic of Tanzania [15]
Cabo Verde
Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]
Cameroon
Cameroon [17]
Central African
Republic

Chad

Comoros
Comoros [13]
Congo
Cte
dIvoire
Democratic Republic of the
Congo

Djibouti
Equatorial Guinea
South Africa [18], Angola [1], Botswana [4], South Africa

[19]
Eritrea

Ethiopia

Gabon
South Africa [18], Angola [1], Botswana [4], South Africa

[19]
Gambia
Gambia [5]
Ghana

a Corresponding
author: Katherine.Ogurtsova@idf.org, +32-2 543 16 21
Guinea
Guinea [6]
Guinea-Bissau

Kenya
Kenya [12]
Lesotho
Liberia
Gambia [5], Guinea [6], [3],

Madagascar

Malawi
Malawi [9]
Mali
Mali [11]
Mauritania
Mauritania [16]
Mozambique
Mozambique [7]
Namibia
South Africa [18, 19], Angola [1], [4]
Niger
Niger [14]
Nigeria
Runion
Runion, 68, [20]
Rwanda

Sao Tome and Principe
Senegal
Seychelles
Seychelles [21]
Sierra
Leone
Mozambique
[7],

Somalia

South Africa
South Africa [18, 19]
South
Sudan
Tunisia [22], Morocco [23], Egypt [24], Sudan [25]
Swaziland
Togo
Togo [10]
Uganda

United Republic of Tanzania
United Republic of Tanzania [15]
Western
Sahara

Zambia
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe [8]
EUR
Albania
Albania [26]
Andorra
France [27, 28, 29] , Israel [30] , Italy [31, 32] , Cyprus
[33] , Portugal [34] , Croatia [35] , United Kingdom [36,
37] , Luxembourg [38] , Malta [39] , Austria [40] , Greece
[41] , The Netherlands [42] , Switzerland [43] , Belgium
[44] , Spain [45] , Czech Republic [46] , Germany [47] ,
Malta [48]
Armenia
Albania [26]
Austria
Austria [40]
Azerbaijan
Albania [26]
Belarus
Albania [26]
Belgium
Belgium [44]
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria [49], Turkey [50], Bulgaria [51], Romaina [52]
Bulgaria
Bulgaria [49, 51]
Channel
Islands
Malta [48]
Croatia
Croatia [35]
Cyprus
Cyprus [33]
Czech Republic
Czech Republic [46]
Denmark
Denmark [53, 54]
Estonia
Estonia [55, 56]
Faeroe
Islands
Malta [48]
Finland
Finland [57]
France
France [27, 28, 29]
Georgia
Albania [26]
Germany
Germany [47]
Greece
Greece [41]
Hungary
Hungary [58], Hungary [59]
Iceland
Iceland [60]
Ireland
Malta [48]
Israel
Israel [30]
Italy
Italy [31, 32]
Kazakhstan
Albania [26]
Kyrgyzstan
Uzbekistan [61]
Latvia
Latvia [62]
Liechtenstein
Malta [48]
Lithuania
Lithuania [63]
Luxembourg
Luxembourg [38]
Malta
Malta [39, 48]
Monaco
Malta [48]
Montenegro
Bulgaria [49, 51], Turkey [50], , Romaina [52]
Netherlands
The Netherlands [42]
Norway
Finland [57] , Slovakia [64, 65] , Slovenia [66, 67] , Hungary [58, 59] , Estonia [55] , Iceland [60] , Poland [68] ,
Estonia [56] , Denmark [53, 54] , Sweden [69] , Lithuania
[63] , Latvia [62]
Poland
Poland [68]
Portugal
Portugal [34]
Republic of
Moldova
Romania
Russian
Federation
Albania [26]
Romaina [52]
Finland [57] , Slovakia [64, 65] , Slovenia [66, 67] , Hungary [58, 59] , Estonia [55] , Iceland [60] , Poland [68] ,
Estonia [56] , Denmark [53, 54] , Sweden [69] , Lithuania
[63] , Latvia [62]
San Marino
Malta [48]
Serbia
Bulgaria [49, 51], Turkey [50], Romaina [52]
Slovakia
Slovakia [64], Slovakia [65]
Slovenia
Slovenia [66, 67]
Spain
Spain [45]
Sweden
Sweden [69]
Switzerland
Switzerland [43]
Tajikistan
Uzbekistan [61]
TFYR Macedonia
Bulgaria [49, 51], Turkey [50], Romaina [52]
Turkey
Turkey [50]
Turkmenistan
Albania [26]
Ukraine
Albania [26]
United Kingdom
United Kingdom [36, 37]
Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan[61]
MENA
Afghanistan
State of Palestine [70], State of Palestine [71], Jordan

[72], Pakistan [73], Iraq [74], Jordan [75], Iraq [76]
Algeria
Algeria [77], Algeria [78]
Bahrain
Saudi Arabia [79], United Arab Emirates [80], Saudi Arabia [81], Saudi Arabia [82], Oman [83], Saudi Arabia [81],
Saudi Arabia [84], Oman [85], Saudi Arabia [86], Oman
[87], Qatar [88]
Egypt
Egypt [24]
Islamic Republic of Iran
Islamic Republic of Iran [89], Islamic Republic of Iran [90]
Iraq
Iraq [74], Iraq [76]
Jordan
Jordan [72], Jordan [75]
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia [79], United Arab Emirates [80], Saudi Arabia [81], Saudi Arabia [82], Oman [83], Saudi Arabia [81],
Saudi Arabia [84], Oman [85], Saudi Arabia [86], Oman
[87], Qatar [88]
Lebanon
Lebanon [91], Lebanon [92]
Libya
Algeria [77], Islamic Republic of Iran [89], Lebanon [91],

Algeria [78], Islamic Republic of Iran [90], Lebanon [92]
Morocco
Morocco [23]
Oman
Oman [83, 85, 87]
Pakistan
Pakistan [73]
Qatar
Qatar [88]
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia [79, 81, 82, 81, 84, 86]
State of Palestine
State of Palestine [70, 71]
Sudan
Sudan [25]
Syrian Arab Republic
State of Palestine [70, 71], Jordan [72, 75], Pakistan [73],

Iraq [74, 76]
Tunisia
Tunisia [22]
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates [80]
Yemen
State of Palestine [70, 71], Jordan [72, 75], Pakistan [73],

Iraq [74, 76]
NAC
Anguilla
Antigua and
Guadeloupe [93], British Virgin Islands [94], Jamaica [95]

Barbuda
Barbados [96], US Virgin Islands [97], Bermuda [98], Virgin Islands [99], St. Kitts and Nevis [100], Bermuda [101]
Aruba
Bahamas
Barbados
Barbados [96]
Belize
Belize [102]
Bermuda
Bermuda [98], Bermuda [101]
British Virgin Islands
British Virgin Islands [94]
Canada
United States of America [103]
Cayman
Islands
Curaao
Dominica
Grenada
Guadeloupe
Guadeloupe [93]
Guyana
Belize [102]
Haiti
Haiti [104]
Jamaica
Jamaica [95]
Martinique
Mexico
Mexico [105]
Montserrat
Saint Kitts and Nevis
St. Kitts and Nevis [100]
Saint
Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Sint Maarten (Dutch
part)
Suriname
Trinidad and

Tobago
United States of America
United States of America [103]
United States Virgin Islands
US Virgin Islands [97], Virgin Islands [99]
SACA
Argentina
Argentina [106, 107]
Plurinational State of Bolivia
Bolivia [108]
Brazil
Brazil [109], Brazil [110], Brazil [111]
Chile
Chile [112]
Colombia
Colombia [113]
Costa Rica
Costa Rica [114]
Cuba
Cuba [115]
Dominican Republic
{Dominican Republic, 781, Peguero_2011}
Ecuador
Ecuador [107]
El
Salvador
French Guiana
Guatemala [102], Nicaragua [102]

Brazil [109, 110, 111], Venezuela [107], Colombia [113],
{Dominican Republic, 781, Peguero_2011},
Cuba
[115], Costa Rica [114]
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Guatemala
Guatemala [102]
Honduras
Guatemala [102], Nicaragua [102]
Nicaragua
Nicaragua [102]
Panama
Brazil [109, 110], Venezuela [107], Colombia [113], Brazil

[111],
{Dominican Republic, 781, Peguero_2011},
Cuba [115], Costa Rica [114]
Paraguay
Bolivia [108], Ecuador [107]
Peru
Peru [116]
Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico [117]
Uruguay
Argentina [106], Argentina [107], Chile [112], Peru [116]
Venezuela
Venezuela [107]
SEA
Bangladesh
Bangladesh [118, 119]
Bhutan
Bhutan [120]
India
India [121]
Maldives
Sri Lanka [122, 123], Bhutan [120], India [121]
Mauritius
Mauritius [124]
Nepal
Nepal [125, 126, 127]
Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka [122, 123]
WP
Australia
Brunei
Australia [128]
Darussalam
Singapore [129, 130, 131], Hong Kong China [132, 133,

134], Taiwan [135], Japan [? ], Republic of Korea [136],
Australia [128]
Cambodia
Cambodia [137]
China
China [138, 139]
Hong Kong China
Hong Kong China [133, 132, 134]
Macao China
Singapore [129, 130, 131], Hong Kong China [132, 133,

134], Taiwan [135], Japan [? ], Republic of Korea [136],
Australia [128]
Cook Islands
Cook Islands [140]
Dem. Peoples Republic of
Korea
Cambodia [137], Myanmar [141]
Fiji
Fiji [142, 143]
French Polynesia
French Polynesia [144]
Guam
New Zealand [145], Cook Islands [140], French Polynesia

[144]
Indonesia
Indonesia [146, 147]
Japan
Japan [? ]
Kiribati
Lao Peoples Democratic
Malaysia
Kiribati [148]
Republic
Cambodia [137], Myanmar [141]

Malaysia [149, 150, 151, 152]
Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands [153]
Federated States of Micronesia
Federated States of Micronesia [154]
Mongolia
Mongolia [155]
Myanmar
Myanmar [141]
Nauru
Nauru [156]
New
Caledonia
New Zealand [145], Cook Islands [140], French Polynesia

[144]
New Zealand
New Zealand [145]
Niue
Fiji [142], Samoa [157, 143], Tokelau [158]
Palau
Papua New
Fiji [142, 143], Samoa [157], Tokelau [158]

Guinea
Thailand [159, 160, 161], Indonesia [146, 147], China

[138, 139], Mongolia [155], Viet Nam [162], Philippines
[163]
Philippines
Philippines [163]
Republic of Korea
Republic of Korea [136]
Samoa
Samoa [157]
Singapore
Singapore [129, 131, 130]
Solomon Islands
Solomon Islands [164]
Thailand
Thailand [159, 160, 161]
Timor-Leste
Thailand [159, 160, 161], Indonesia [146, 147], China

[138, 139], Mongolia [155], Viet Nam [162], Philippines
[163]
Tokelau
Tokelau [158]
Tonga
Tonga [165, 166]
Tuvalu
Fiji [142, 143], Samoa [157], Tokelau [158]
Vanuatu
Tonga [165, 166], Kiribati [148], Solomon Islands [164],

Nauru [156], Federated States of Micronesia [154], Marshall Islands [153]
Viet Nam
Viet Nam [162]
Table 1: Data sources used for diabetes prevalence estimates in 2014.The estimates derived from 173 sources for 220 countries and territories are presented below. Some country
estimates presented in the report were based on extrapolation and marked with sign *.
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Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

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Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]

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Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]

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Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

Sao Tome and Principe

Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]

Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]

Gambia [5], Guinea [6], Benin [3], Mozambique [7],

Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

South Africa [18, 19]

Tunisia [22], Morocco [23], Egypt [24], Sudan [25]

Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]

Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

United Republic of Tanzania

United Republic of Tanzania [15]

Mali [11], Kenya [12], Comoros [13], Niger [14], United

Mauritania [16], Cameroon [17]

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bulgaria [49], Turkey [50], Bulgaria [51], Romaina [52]

Bulgaria [49, 51]

Czech Republic [46]

Denmark [53, 54]

Estonia [55, 56]

France [27, 28, 29]

Hungary [58], Hungary [59]

Italy [31, 32]

Malta [39, 48]

Bulgaria [49, 51], Turkey [50], , Romaina [52]

The Netherlands [42]

Bulgaria [49, 51], Turkey [50], Romaina [52]

Slovakia [64], Slovakia [65]

Slovenia [66, 67]

Bulgaria [49, 51], Turkey [50], Romaina [52]

United Kingdom [36, 37]

State of Palestine [70], State of Palestine [71], Jordan

Algeria [77], Algeria [78]

Islamic Republic of Iran

Islamic Republic of Iran [89], Islamic Republic of Iran [90]

Iraq [74], Iraq [76]

Jordan [72], Jordan [75]

Lebanon [91], Lebanon [92]

Algeria [77], Islamic Republic of Iran [89], Lebanon [91],